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Does Anyone Have "eating Gluten Free With Emily?"

Sierra's Mommy

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Sierra's Mommy
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Hello:

Thought I'd toss this out to see if anyone could lend me this book. Our six year old was diagnosed with Celiac last week, and she will be returning to school tomorrow after a week's break, while she healed. Her first grade class wants to know what's been wrong with Sierra, and the teacher has asked me to come in to speak. I have tried to find this book everywhere....libraries, EBay, Barnes & Noble, Borders, etc. It is back ordered or temporarily out of stock. Amazon says it can get it to me in April.

Does anyone have a copy they could ship? I promise to take very good care of it and return it promptly. I will gladly pay postage both ways, as well. Let me know if you can help us out. It sounds like such a great tool, especially since it's a little girl close to my own little girl's age.

If anyone else knows where I can find a copy in stock, please let me know.

Thanks!

Sierra's Mommy

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:D Yippee...I found it at a library outside of our county (but still only a 20 minute) drive. They're holding it for me; plus I have it on order from Amazon, so my dd can have her own copy.

~Sierra's mommy

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I am glad you found it! Are you thinking about taking in samples/examples of non-gluten food/items for a show and tell? The kids would probably like that. I used to have a day care, my own kids are 17/20, but I always think about the little kids out there. I feel for you guys with all that you have to go thru with school. We just started gluten-free last year.

Happy reading :)

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We found that book at the library & it was great! My dd brought it to her preschool & they had a great time reading about it & discussing it. It really helped the kids understand what dd has & why.

Not sure how old your child is, but we brought gluten-free food boxes for her preschools "grocery store" & it was fun for dd to have to shop for gluten-free foods at school :)

GL!

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We have it and it's a great book. I wish that they would also make a "Eating Gluten Free with Ethan" or something....my 5 yo hates to have to lug around his "girlie" book, lol.

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